SERDES Design with MATLAB and Simulink

From the series: Designing Mixed-Signal Systems using MATLAB and Simulink

Mike Woodward, MathWorks

SERDES design is complex and challenging. In this webinar, you will see how the design process can be shortened through reducing simulation time. This is done using top down design with MATLAB & Simulink.
You will learn how top-down SERDES design works in practice and see examples of this method in use for commercial SERDES design. You will see several different SERDES examples, including:

Backplane modeling in MATLAB
2 Gbps SERES
10 Gbps SERDES

About the Presenter:
Mike Woodward is the communications and semiconductor industry marketing manager at MathWorks. He has degrees in Semiconductor and Microwave Physics and has been active in the communications and semiconductor industry for many years. Mike worked on the transmission infrastructure for the UK’s commercial DAB transmission network, a project that was awarded the British Computer Society’s IT Award for Excellence in 2000. He has also worked on audio processing and has several audio processing patents. Over the last few years, he has been working on mixed-signal design at MathWorks and has written a number of articles on system-level mixed-signal design.

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Recorded: 1 May 2013

Series: Designing Mixed-Signal Systems using MATLAB and Simulink

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Top-Down Mixed-Signal Design with MATLAB and Simulink In this webinar we demonstrate how engineers can build a coherent design flow for mixed-signal design. We illustrate this through demonstrations and case studies from industry.

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